Mizuno Wave Inspire 8

Our Review

Mizuno has been using Wave Plate (which dissipates shock and improves stability) for some years now and it seems its appeal may be starting to fade, thanks to advances in technology used by other brands. Testers commented on a lack of perceived cushioning and a rigid feel during the gait ... Continue reading

I have always had big problems finding trainers that fit. I have very broad feet, very flat arches (maybe collapsed on the left). I'm also somewhat overweight for running and have had long term Achilles problem
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Takes the best elements of Inspire 6 and the few good ones from Inspire 7 and combines them in a shoe superior to both. For the stability provided, the Inspire 8 feels light, lively and well cushioned in the h
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Hve always used mizuno Wave Inspire shoes though I gave the Wave Inspire 7s a miss because of the poor write ups. These shoes have put a real spring in my step! I am delighted with my purchase.
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Discussions

Brilliant shoe. I have over 400km on mine and the cushioning feels as-new. Love the smooth, fast transition - they definitely get me onto my toes quicker and make it easier to increase my cadence. In comparison my Kayanos and Trance feel slow and dull.

Just the right amount of support and cushioning.Like the fact that I can tie the laces quite tightly and they still feel nice and comfortable.No rubbing anywhere and first time I've had no black toenails

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